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  LP User’s Manual - The User Interface
PITCH BEND AMOUNT:
Pitch Bend Amount allows you to set the global pitch bend range for 
the Pitch Wheel. The setting applies to both pitch up and pitch down 
values, and is specied in semitones. To change the range, use the
CURSOR button to highlight the parameter, then use the VALUE knob 
to select the new parameter value. 
Values:   0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12;  the default value is +/-2 semitones
ANALOGUE MODE: 
Analogue mode controls the way the analog edit controls work. In 
SNAP mode, the parameter will ‘snap’ instantaneously to the current 
potentiometer setting. In PASS-THRU mode, the parameter value stays 
constant until the potentiometer passes through the current value. In 
TRACK mode, the parameter value moves in the same direction as 
the knob is rotated (left or right) until the value and knob position are 
identical. To change modes, use the CURSOR button to highlight the 
parameter, then use the VALUE knob to set the new parameter value. 
Values:   PASS-THRU, SNAP, TRACK;  the default value is Track
MIDI CHANNELS IN AND OUT:
This menu selects the MIDI In and Out channels that the LP uses to 
send and receive data. The LP can only send and receive on one chan-
nel at a time, but each channel can be set independently. To change the 
MIDI channel, use the CURSOR button to highlight the desired param-
eter, then use the VALUE knob to select the new parameter value.
Values:   OFF, 1 – 16;
  the default values are 1 for both MIDI In and MIDI Out
PROGRAM CHANGE SEND/RECEIVE:
This menu item enables or disables the LP’s transmission (SND) and 
reception (RCV) of MIDI program changes. To change the status of 
either parameter use the CURSOR button to highlight the parameter, 
then use the VALUE knob to set the new parameter value.
Values:   ON, OFF;  the default values are ON for both SND and RCV
LOCAL CONTROL:
Local Control is used to turn control of the synth engine ON or OFF 
locally, i.e. the keyboard, wheels, and any front panel controls that can 
also receive MIDI.  It does not disable any MIDI transmitting or receiv-
ing. A setting of Local OFF will prevent double triggering in the event 
you are using a MIDI sequencer and have both IN and OUT connect-
ed, and the sequencer passes the IN through to the OUT.  To change 
the MIDI Mode, use the CURSOR button to highlight the parameter, 
then use the VALUE knob to set the new parameter value.
Values:   ON, OFF;  the default is ON